University of Missouri

Experience 3D printing's amazing potential to transform lighting technology: Researchers from the University of Missouri and the University of Tulsa have combined perovskite nanocrystals and UV resin to produce a thin, stable color conversion layer. This could create cheaper, higher quality lighting with energy efficiency!

Scientists from South-Africa's University of the Western Cape, University of Missouri and also Argonne National Laboratory have actually created a new way of boosting the stability and also performance of perovskites.

New materials that can both harvest and also emit light deal interesting possibility for modern technologies that vary from solar cells to television and display screens. In a new research, scientists have actually developed a new way of enhancing the stability and performance of a particular kind of these materials, called perovskites. A paper based upon the research study has actually been released in ACS Applied Electronic Materials.